A bystander who believes that there are more capable people around will less likely offer his or her help—and this is often termed bystander apathy [42, 43].
PhoneTag's fully automated solution is capable of around 85% accuracy, which makes it a viable solution for businesses that don't want their voice messages routed outside of the company.
By comparison, the fastest supercomputer in 1976, Cray-1 (retailing at $5 million to $8 million), was only capable of around 80 to 130 MIPS, and a typical desktop computer at the time achieved less than 1 MIPS.
Its central element would be a small team of American, Israeli and Palestinian officials capable of around-the-clock monitoring of the cease-fire.
The new facility at Grimsby's Royal Dock will include a marine and helicopter centre capable for around-the-clock service to offshore farms.
Ironically, the most capable all-around Axis transport aircraft of the war was the Japanese navy's L2D3, a military version of the DC-3 that was manufactured under license in Japan from data purchased from Douglas Aircraft in 1938.
There are few artists around capable of this degree of exuberant delight.
It was capable of carrying around 750 tonnes of weapons, equipment, men and cargo, had up to 200 crew and spent much of its time at sea – probably exclusively in the English Channel.
For that, experts counsel backcountry skiers to get properly trained in threat detection and rescue, and to travel with people who are both skilled and capable of turning around – even from perfect, untouched powder.
Jamie's operation consists of a two-gallon drum still, capable of producing around twenty-five gallons a day of shine.
